New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
Mr.. POWDERLY DENOUNCED.
BITTER WORDS IN THE CENTRAL UNION.

HIS ADVICE ABOUT THE ANARCHISTS OPPOSED
NO ACTION ON THE EHREr BOYCOTT.
The Central Labor Union was yesterday In Q
denuncIatOry mood al its meeting in Clarendon
Hall. delegate from the Urania Labor Club Of
Walters introduced long preamble and resolu-
ton which recited the efforts which had been made
by tho Central Labor Union in bringing about
new trial for the condemned Chicago Anarchists,
so as to deliver them from the "claws OF the Shiny
vampires of capitalism" The resolution goes on:
II has come to the of this body that General
Master Workman Powderly in direct opposition TO our
appeal has given instructions to the various assenDes
judicial murder express any sympathy for the eight an
Rrsored That VIC dcnounce the action of Mr. Powdery
as unjust despoc and unworthy OF head OF the great
members Of the Knights Of Labor who openly rebel
against such instructions, affecting both their manncss
citizens the right to fight against the despoism, inus
tce and corruption Of public officials; the right to cp
press tkeir thoughts according TO their conscences
After long discussion the resolutions were unan
imously adopted.
Judge Browns decision the application to dis.
miss the orders of arrest against the Executive
Board Of the Ocean Association was the next sub
iect discussed. The following resolution was
adopted without dissenting votes
we the industrial represented in the Central
Whe,sas There has rendered by Judge Brown. Of
OF New-York, on February %, decision which mas for
Its object intention OF destroying labor organizations.
and the aiming at placing monopoistc class as thco ohy
WSereas; The committee that appointed BY orr orr
State Legislature To make an Investigation OF ting
coal-handlers' strike In their report gave full
and Of Race %n ali ba@s s that the element
that resisted the reduction another the in.
on
country to take notice. our United States Court
alrms the legality of their rulings against the wage.
workers in our city aud State.
ResoU.d That tie Central Labor Union call at an early
date meeting OF organized labor for the purpose Oh 40
nouncing this injustice of Judge Brown,
Resoired That call all the people who believe 10
sections OF country proceed at once to organize
United Labor party this Is the only means OF repress
ing and putting at an end this monopoisc system Oh
anarchism.
A committee of ten appointed to arrange fol
the mass-meetlng.
Then Delegate Jacobs of tho salesmen's section
| introduced @ resolution which viewed with
astouishment" the arrest of one boy. A. s.. Bruns..
WICK for conspiracy against the American District
Telegraph Company and cODdemning the acton
of the company. These were passed unanimously;
list of union coal Yards was read AID ordered
to be sent to the various unions. AMI theu the
secretary o1s raG Of 9ns pSs ESnst ASKING the
Central Labor Union to raise the boycott on
threts beer, as at it was ,,n dong xas sss
to George Ehret, The communication was laid on
| the table for awhile and then motion was maze
to raise the boycott A heated discussion arose.
but the opponents of the motion succeeded IN say.
ing off vote until the time for adjournment had
come and no action was taken. "a
The anarchists and their sympathZcrs VIII give q
reception to Braunschweg and schenck' tns COM
panIOns of John Most, whose terms OF rnprisoa.
meDt have just expired, On "wednesday nlgnt ~
Clarendon d all. Among those announced to speak
are T. h. Maguirc and Victor Drucy.
The XiVth Assembly District Cub Ot the united
Labor party will give a reception and ball at Gar
endon Hall this evening.